Hiding a password in a python script insecure obfuscation only

i understand your request, but it's important to clarify that hiding a password in a python script using insecure obfuscation is not a recommended practice for security purposes. insecure obfuscation methods can be easily reverse-engineered, exposing your password to potential attackers. it's always better to use secure methods like environment variables or configuration files with proper access controls to store sensitive information.
that being said, if you still want to proceed with insecure obfuscation for educational purposes, i'll provide a tutorial on how to do it. please keep in mind that using this method in a production environment is strongly discouraged.
in this tutorial, we will explore an insecure method to hide a password in a python script. we'll use a basic obfuscation technique known as "string manipulation" to make the password less visible in the source code. however, please be aware that this method offers minimal security and should not be used for storing sensitive information.
select the password you want to obfuscate and store in your script. for this example, let's use the password "mysecretpassword."
in this step, we'll obfuscate the password using simple string manipulation techniques. we'll split the password into individual characters and convert them into their unicode representations.
in this code, we iterate through each character in the original password, get its unicode code point using ord(), add 1 to it, and convert it back to a character using chr(). this shifts each character's unicode value by one, providing a basic form of obfuscation.
now that you have an obfuscated password, you can use it in your script as needed.
remember that this method only offers minimal obfuscation and should not be relied upon for security. anyone with access to your script can easily reverse engineer it and ...